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Deep Learning

This document provides a 6 week plan to learn deep learning fundamentals. It covers topics like neural networks, CNNs, RNNs, GANs and includes self-test questions and projects for each week to apply the concepts learned.

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Deep Learning

This document provides a 6 week plan to learn deep learning fundamentals. It covers topics like neural networks, CNNs, RNNs, GANs and includes self-test questions and projects for each week to apply the concepts learned.

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L e a r n

Deep Learning

in 6 Weeks
*Disclaimer*
Mastering deep learning in just 6 weeks is an
ambitious goal.

This plan aims to provide a solid foundation and


equip you with the basic skills to continue
learning and build upon.
Week 1

Deep Learning Fundamentals


Topics

4 Introduction to Deep Learning: Definition, Application9


4 Artificial Neural Networks: Structure, Activation Functions, Loss
Function9
4 Gradient Descent Optimization: Basic Principles, Learning Rat;
4 Introduction to Python Libraries: NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib (for
basic understanding)

Self-Test Questions

4 Explain the difference between supervised and unsupervised


learning^
4 Describe the role of an activation function in a neural network^
4 What is the purpose of gradient descent optimizationV
4 Briefly explain the functionalities of NumPy and Pandas.

Project

4 Implement a simple Perceptron algorithm for binary classification


using Python libraries.
Week 2

Feedforward Neural Networks

Topics

? Multi-layer Perceptrons: Architecture, Backpropagation

Algorithm-

? Common Activation Functions: Sigmoid, ReLU, Softmax-

? Introduction to Overfitting and Regularization Techniques

Self-Test Questions

? Multi-layer Perceptrons: Architecture, Backpropagation

Algorithm-

? Common Activation Functions: Sigmoid, ReLU, Softmax-

? Introduction to Overfitting and Regularization Techniques

Project

? Build a multi-layer perceptron model from scratch (without

libraries) to classify handwritten digits using the MNIST dataset.


Week 3

Convolutional Neural Networks


(CNNs)
Topics
4 Introduction to CNNs: Convolutional layers, Pooling layers,
Filters0
4 Applications of CNNs: Image Recognition, Object Detection0
4 Introduction to Hyperparameter Tuning: Learning rate, number of
filters, etc.

Self-Test Questions
4 Describe the functionality of a convolutional layer in a CNN.0
4 Explain the different types of pooling operations used in CNNs.0
4 Why is hyperparameter tuning crucial in deep learning models?

Project
4 Implement a simple CNN architecture (without using libraries) to
classify images of different categories (e.g., cats vs. dogs).
Week 4

Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs)

Topics

E Understanding Sequence Data: Time Series, Text, Natural

Language Processing (NLP)1

E Introduction to RNNs: Vanilla RNN, Long Short-Term Memory

(LSTM) networks1

E Applications of RNNs: Machine translation, sentiment analysis,

music generation

Self-Test Questions

E Differentiate between traditional neural networks and RNNs.1

E Explain the vanishing gradient problem in RNNs and how LSTMs

address it.1

E Describe two applications of RNNs in the field of NLP.

Project

E Implement a simple RNN model (without using libraries) to

predict the next word in a sequence, given a starting sentence.


Week 5

Generative Adversarial Networks


(GANs)
Topics
B Focus: Deep dive into Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)6
B Understanding the architecture and training process of GANs6
B Applications of GANs: Image generation, data augmentation,
style transfer6
B Introduction to Ethical Considerations in Deep Learning: Bias,
Fairness, Explainability

Self-Test Questions
o Explain the concept of a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN).6
o Describe the two main components of a GAN and their roles.6
o Discuss one ethical concern related to the use of GANs and
potential mitigation strategies.
Week 6

Deep Learning Project Exploration


Work on a Project:
iC Choose a project: Consider your interests, skill level, and
available resources (data, computing power).j
ZC Define the problem: Clearly articulate what your project aims to
achieve and the specific task it will perform.j
0C Gather data: Find or create a suitable dataset for your chosen
task. Ensure data quality and relevance.j
-C Select and experiment with models: Choose a suitable deep
learning model for your project (e.g., CNN for image recognition,
RNN for text processing). Experiment with different architectures
and hyperparameters (learning rate, batch size, etc.) to optimize
performance.j
)C Evaluate and improve: Evaluate your model's performance using
relevant metrics (accuracy, precision, recall, etc.). Identify areas
for improvement and iterate on your model and training process.j
$C Document and present your work: Document your project's
journey, including data sources, model architecture, code, and
evaluation results. Prepare a presentation or report summarizing
your findings.
Project Ideas:

R Image Classification: Extend your CNN from Week 3 to a more

complex dataset (e.g., CIFAR-100, Fashion MNIST) with more

categories.\

R Time Series Forecasting: Train an RNN or LSTM model to

predict stock prices, weather patterns, or website traffic.\

R Chatbot Development: Build a simple chatbot using natural

language processing techniques like sentiment analysis and

sequence-to-sequence learning.\

R Music Generation: Train an RNN model on a music dataset to

generate new melodies or complete existing ones.\

R Object Detection in Images: Utilize pre-trained models like

YOLO or SSD to detect objects in images or videos.\

R Anomaly Detection: Train a model to identify unusual patterns in

data, such as fraudulent transactions or equipment failure.


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